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Divorce when you are pregnant- but the child is not your husband's

Posted on Oct 2, 2017 By Evan Hochschild
Making difficult decisions like filing for a divorce when you are pregnant can be extremely taxing from an emotional perspective. An already tough decision is exacerbated by the fact that you are ...
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The Dirty Trick of Filing for Divorce in Another City

Posted on Apr 3, 2017 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Many of my potential clients are concerned with filing first in their Texas divorce case. Many of them have the impression that if they are not the first to file, they will be at a disadvantage in ...
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